Why are square cube-shaped dice so popular when sphere and skew dice like the ones above look so much cooler? And according to Action Lab, they are just as fair as your run-of-the-mill boxy dice. Not only does this video inspire me to change up my board games with a variety of dice shapes, but it succinctly explains how spherical dice – which I didn't realize were actually useable – are made so that they work (and don't just roll off the table or land on a blank spot).
How does a sphere work as a six sided die?
The video game cutting room floor
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AliExpress's bizarre 1990s-style retro DOS computers reviewed
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Upgrade your computer setup with a $380 Dell Optiplex 3020 Desktop that comes with Microsoft Office
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Get this refurb MacBook Air for a deeply discounted price of $369.99
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